The holidays bring light to the darkness and hope when it is needed most. We learn in this play that Santa brings what people “need” most – more than any material thing. We watch families reunited and learn that Santa may represent hope in a world that needs that now more than ever. Oh, and there’s laughter too….

Roy Steinberg, Producing Artistic Director

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“Let’s Catch Santa” stars Beau Allen and Katie May Porter.

Katie May Porter* (Shirley) is an actor, filmmaker, engineer, and native New Yorker. She has a degree in Chemical Engineering with a minor in Theater Arts from MIT – and has long since been balancing both her left-brain engineering and right-brain creative worlds. Past performances include work with: Ma-Yi Theater Company/2G, National Arts Club, Asian American International Screenplay Competition, Samuel French Off Off Broadway Short Play Festival, and the Open Fist Theatre Company. She has performed with the Asian American sketch comedy teams No MSG Added (Los Angeles) and Model Majority (NYC). IG: @ActressEngineer

Beau Allen* (William) is thrilled to return to Cape May Stage. It doesn’t seem possible that 6 years have slipped by since he played Alexis Priest here, in Heisenberg. In between he appeared as Abner Dillon in 42nd Street at THEATRE BY THE SEA, RI and Tommy Grace in a musical in progress Fifth Avenue at Don’t tell Mama in NYC. Beau has appeared on Broadway in The Best Little Whore House In Texas, Jesus Christ Superstar and Two Gentlemen of Verona. Favorite Roles include Applegate in Damn Yankees, the narrator in Blood Brothers, Fred Graham in Kiss me Kate, Daddy Warbucks in Annie, and King Arthur in Camelot. Beau had a wonderful day on set with Meryl Streep as Dr. Talcamount in Don’t Look Up though his 2 lines were cut and a bar scene with John Lithgow on Daddy’s Home 2, although the scene was deleted. Last year he had one line in Summerhouse with Malcolm McDowell. Keep you fingers crossed..

Dan McCormick
Dan is known to Cape May Stage patrons as the author of the world premiere of “Becoming Satchel Paige” and the reading of “And Baby Makes Three or Something” as well as “Gravediggers” and “The Dangerous Words of Ben O’Shea” at Cape May Stage. “Gravediggers” was also presented on NPR with Dan McCormick and Roy Steinberg playing the roles. His play “The Violin” premiered at 59 East 59th Street with the late Robert Lupone in the leading role and has since been performing in Prague for five years. His 9/11 play called “On the Day and the Days That Followed” was produced in Athens, Georgia and was accepted into the National Memorial and Museum Artists Registry. Dan is also an accomplished singer/songwriter and a member of ASCAP – his latest album is “Big Sky and Beyond”. He is a member of Equity and has performed with Danny Aiello, Andre De Shields, and Louis LaRusso.

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